The phrase "acquiring thousands of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of obtaining a large quantity of something, such as resources, data, or items.
Example: "The company is focused on acquiring thousands of new customers to expand its market reach."
Alternatives: "gaining thousands of" or "obtaining thousands of".
Hovnanian, which has operations in 18 states, has been acquiring thousands of home sites in recent months.
That means hiring scores of biologists, managing the relocation of species and acquiring thousands of acres of replacement habitat.
Relatively rapid land acquisition – acquiring thousands of acres at "existing use" or agricultural value – was the key to new town development.
But Mr Christopher took the patient route, struggling back and forth to Algeria to talk to "bazaar" Iranians until he closed the deal.For Mr Clinton he did the same, acquiring thousands of air miles and several ulcers to negotiate new trade structures NAFTA, APEC, GATT and to exercise his mediation skills on quarrellers abroad.
But some critics believe that 35 bowls are too many and point out that many universities lose money by acquiring thousands of tickets upfront that they cannot fully sell and through the expense of sending teams, bands, cheerleaders and athletic department staffs.
Getty will hand-pick a number of Flickr members to participate in the program, with a goal of acquiring thousands of images in the next few months.
In 2004, the company paid $415 million to acquire 21st Century Newspapers, the publisher of four daily newspapers and 87 nondaily publications in Michigan.
The company will own 60percentt of Hulu when its $71.3 billion deal to acquire 21st Century Fox closes.
Last year, the company acquired 6th Sense Analytics.
And from its storage vaults comes "Picasso to Pop: Aspects of Modern Art," an exhibition mapping the museum's history of acquiring works of 20th-century art.
Picasso stayed faithful to Cézanne, buying several of his paintings for his personal collection, and eventually acquiring the 17th-century turreted chateau of Vauvenargues on the northern slopes of Sainte-Victoire itself.
